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Meanings of east coast in English

Russian
хип-хоп восточного побережья
Portuguese
costa leste do hip hop
Spanish
east coast rap
Catalan
east coast hip hop

Music genre.

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хип-хоп восточного побережья
Usage of east coast in English
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It's different here in the USA, especially on the north east coast.
The South African
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Transport links between the midlands and the east coast were affected, however.
The Irish Times
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North Korea has also deployed a second missile on its east coast.
BBC
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Looking ahead, conditions on the east coast show little sign of easing.
News.com.au
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She had a west coast education to correct her east coast reserve.
Disciple of the dog
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The east coast of the South Island is still officially in drought.
Radio NZ
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Most extremely severe cyclones hit India's east coast in the post-monsoon season.
Radio NZ
8
Palm Bay is on Florida's east coast just south of Cape Canaveral.
Reuters
9
The whole east coast thus fell into the power of the Romans.
The History of Rome, Book III / From the Union of Italy to the S...
10
Writer visited the Turkish-occupied, abandoned city of Varosha, on the east coast.
The new yorker
11
Areas along the east coast were the worst affected by flooding yesterday.
The Irish Times
12
The construction of another railway has been undertaken along the east coast.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
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All the east coast north of the Zambesi will be your battle-ground.
Greenmantle
14
Priene was a little town on the east coast of the Aegean.
Ancient Town-Planning
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But the Romans went further, and established themselves on the east coast.
The History of Rome, Book III / From the Union of Italy to the S...
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He's going so that he can prepare the east coast for invasion.'
The White Princess
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